Kimber continues to acknowledge exchange problems regarding share price and listing requirement. The weak explanation from Kimber apologists is naked shorting. As I've stated before, this price is so cheap, management people with some resolve could buy in huge volume for relatively little money and attempt to stabilize. But, no go.

One way to solve the listing problem is a big reverse split. I'm not waiting around for that.

Sold some more today and had my final block ready to go, but no takers. Come next week, I'm trying to ram the rest of this loser out the door.

It's a considerable loss on the position, but I might as well save my remaining couple of bucks, rather than see the poorly managed company take all of it away slowly but surely with a further decline to zero -- or a reverse split that all but eliminates any chance of recapturing lost money.

Good luck to remaining longs. History says you're going to need it.